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International Trade and Development in Ghana
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Companies
120 on file
Ghana Investment Promotion Centre
The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) is a Government agency, responsible under the GIPC Act, 2013 (Act 865): to encourage and promote investments in Ghana, to provide for the creation of an attractive incentive framework and a transparent, predictable and facilitating environment for investments in Ghana.
51 to 200 staff
Giz Ghana
As a provider of international cooperation services for sustainable development and international education work, GIZ is dedicated to building a future worth living around the world. GIZ has over 50 years of experience in a wide variety of areas, including economic development and employment, energy and the environment, and peace and security. We work with businesses, civil society actors, and research institutions, fostering successful interaction between development policy and other policy fields and areas of activity. The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) is our main commissioning party. Currently, GIZ promotes sustainable development in Ghana via about 50 programmes and projects. Our activities currently cover three priority areas: Energy and Climate, with a concentration on renewable energy and energy efficiency; Training and Sustainable Growth for Decent Jobs, and Peaceful and Inclusive Societies, which looks at good governance. For more information, please visit Registration information:
501 to 1000 staff
Jospong Group Of Companies
The Jospong Group of Companies is one of the most diversified holdings companies in Ghana with operations in other African countries and Asia. The company has business interest in about 13 sectors of the economy with its biggest operations in Waste management, ICT and Banking as well as Automobile and Equipment. Established in 1995, as a printing press, the company has since its inception experienced phenomenal growth and now has operations covering diverse sectors with over 40 companies with a focus on delivery quality services and products using simple technology at competitive prices. Jospong Group's core business is to identify gaps, churn out innovative businesses and build capacities to provide value and nurture them to become market leaders; fit to play on both the local and international markets. OUR MISSION: Improving the lives of people OUR VISION: To be the most successful African Holding company, leading in every sector we operate. OUR CORE VALUES: Godliness & Fellowship, Service Excellence, Stewardship, People Focused, Team Work
5001 to 10000 staff
Global Shea Alliance
The GSA is a non-profit industry association with 849 members from 36 countries including women’s groups, brands and retailers, suppliers, and NGOs. Through public-private partnerships, the GSA promotes industry sustainability, quality practices and standards, and demand for shea in food and cosmetics.
11 to 50 staff
African Cashew Alliance
The African Cashew Alliance was established in 2006 as an association of African and international businesses with an interest in promoting a globally competitive African cashew industry. Today, nearly 130 member companies work under the ACA banner and represent all aspects of the cashew value chain, including producers, processors, traders, and international buyers. Two million African farmers currently grow about 57% of the world’s cashews. The African cashew sector has become a highly visible contributor during the last 10 years. African smallholder farmers have more than doubled production. With a yield of more than one million tons of raw cashew nut (RCN) in 2013, Africa is now the world’s largest producer of RCN. While processing in Africa remains low, it is on the rise, growing from MT in 2006 to MT in 2013. It is estimated that a 25% increase in RCN processing within Africa would generate more than US$100 million in household income, improving the lives of many families in rural areas. Our vision: a globally competitive African cashew industry that benefits the value chain – from farmer to consumer. Our mission: support the African cashew industry by - Providing technical assistance and facilitating investments - Promoting market linkages and international standards - Sharing information and best practices Our objectives- Increase processing of cashew within Africa - Improve competitiveness and sustainability of the African cashew industry- Facilitate public-private cooperation for the cashew sector All ACA members commit to the ACA Business Code of Conduct, a set of principles to ensure the African cashew processing industry grows in a sustainable manner.
11 to 50 staff
Ghana Free Zones Authority
The Ghana Free Zones scheme is designed to promote the processing of goods and services for export. It combines both enclave and single factory enterprise schemes which are designed to promote the processing and manufacturing of goods through the establishment of Export Processing Zones (EPZs) and encourage the development of commercial and service activities at sea and airport areas. The unique advantage Ghana possesses coupled with the generous incentives and efficient services provided by the GFZA makes the business environment more than ready to provide maximum returns on investment.
51 to 200 staff
Vitara Sommalife
Vitara is redefining the future of agriculture through technology, transparency, and lasting impact. Through our digital platform TreeSyt, we provide tools that enable traceability, real-time data insights, conservation monitoring, farmer payments, and stronger market linkages. TreeSYt empowers farmers, field agents, cooperatives, and agribusinesses with the digital systems they need to work efficiently. We use data and technology to strengthen rural livelihoods and create long-term economic opportunities and impact. At the heart of our mission is a commitment to building impact that stays—impact that improves incomes, drives accountability, and supports climate-resilient farming models across Africa. Through innovation, partnerships, and community-centered solutions, VItara is building an agricultural ecosystem where every actor can grow, thrive, and be part of a more inclusive global trade.
51 to 200 staff
Alive And Kicking
Alive and Kicking is the world’s only not-for-profit ball manufacturer. Our centres across sub-Saharan Africa create hundreds of ethical jobs for adults facing disadvantage. Profits from balls sales and additional fundraising give young people access to sport and health education through A+K ball donations and the delivery of effective sport based health programmes. At Alive and Kicking we: Make. We create ethical jobs in Africa lifting families out of poverty. Play. We donate balls to children from communities facing disadvantage. Live. We teach children lifesaving health education using sport
51 to 200 staff
Challenges Ghana
We accelerate the growth of high potential people and enterprises. Challenges Group Ghana is part of the wider Challenges group of organizations and is a leading provider of professional services supporting Private Sector Development initiatives; working on inclusive business and impact investment. Currently in Ghana we have delivered days of on-site business support, through 380 associates, with 230+ companies and helped 70 Ghanaians complete their Chartered Management Institute qualification over the last three years, which positions us as one of the most prevalent enterprise development support providers in the country. Our approach aims to combine supporting entrepreneurs and growth enterprises, with upskilling young people in order to combat youth unemployment and develop the skills of the next generation of leaders and professionals. This approach enables us to maximize our reach and impact – facilitating growth and development. Our services include - Business support services - Management training and accreditation from the UKs Chartered Management Institute - Entrepreneurial support - Investment readiness support and facilitation - Trade connections - Commercial Consulting and Technical Assistance - Commercial Mentoring - E-Learning and Cloud Business reporting and tracking
11 to 50 staff
Africa International Chamber Of Commerce & Industry Aicci
The African International Chamber of Commerce & Industry (AICCI), is registered in the Republic of Ghana, as a private, non-stock corporation to act as a trade & business promoting chamber supporting SMEs and industries by means of representing them as bilateral chamber for Africa and International region and help them to build better economic growth and sustainable business.
11 to 50 staff
Commodity Monitor Limited
Commodity Monitor is a tech-based business organisation that generates exchange of information on commodities – soft and hard – and facilitates competitive value and supply chain processes for consumption with the aim of promoting regional trade, food security and sustained economic development in Africa. We provide business advisories on global commodities for governments, private companies, and individuals. Commodity Monitor utilises online platform and data analytics to generate exchange of information on sustainable production, supply and consumption of commodities in Africa. Our focus areas include: 1. Energy: Oil, Natural Gas, Electricity 2. Metals: Base Metals, Precious Metals 3. Grains: Corn/Maize, Wheat, Barley, Rice 4. Oilseeds: Soybeans, Rapeseed, Palm Oil 5. Softs: Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Rubber, Citrus, Cotton, Cashew 6. Livestock: Cattle
1 to 10 staff
Banyan Trade Africa Limited
Banyan Trade and Investments Limited (BTIL) is a West Africa based company dealing in international trade and investments. BTIL is a promoter, distributer, supplier and financier in the commodity sector in Ghana and other neighbouring countries in West Africa. Banyan Trade Africa Limited is the wholly owned subsidiary of BTIL. Our interests are across agro-commodities, energy and metals. Our current investments include Timber, Cashew Nuts, Shea Nuts and other agriculture commodities in West Africa. We are open for investment and financing opportunities across sectors. Partner with us to benefit from our deep sourcing networks and distribution channels in one of the most lucrative markets in the world.
11 to 50 staff
Delegation Of German Industry And Commerce In Ghana Ahk Ghana
The Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Ghana (AHK Ghana) belongs to the German Chamber Network (AHKs) which has 150 locations in 93 countries around the world. We offer our experience, network and services to German and Ghanaian companies. AHKs are located in all countries which are of special interest for German industry and business. Under the brand 'DEinternational', our organisation is not only the first contact point for German companies deciding to enter the Ghanaian market and vice-versa, but we also offer a wide array of services to facilitate bilateral trade.
11 to 50 staff
Uk-Ghana Chamber Of Commerce
The UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) was established in 2016, with the support of the UK Government’s Department for International Trade (DIT), as a member-based trade association to facilitate and promote bilateral trade between the UK and Ghana via the three platforms of networking, advocacy and trade services. The UKGCC is Member of the British Chambers of Commerce Network and Africa Scotland Business Network Strategic Partner- Our Services • Networking: UKGCC hosts several events throughout the year, giving our members the platform to build and raise their profiles, get invaluable personal referrals and word-of- mouth advertising and explore business opportunities. • Advocacy: As a strong, reputable and the most recognised voice of the UK- Ghana business community, the UKGCC directly engages with both the Ghana and UK governments, policy makers, opinion leaders and all relevant stakeholders by lobbying and advocating on the interests and concerns of our members. • Trade Services: UKGCC facilitates bilateral trade between UK and Ghana through capacity building and market entry services such as research, due diligence, B2B engagements and trade facilitation generally- Our Values • We stand for doing business in a socially responsible and ethical manner in accordance with the UK’s Bribery Act 2010. • We conduct ourselves professionally, reflecting the very best of the UK and Ghana in professionalism, culture and hospitality while creating networks and connecting businesses.
1 to 10 staff
Ghana Netherlands Business & Culture Council Gnbcc
The Ghana Netherlands Business and Culture Council (GNBCC) supports and promotes trade, investment, and collaboration between Ghana and the Netherlands. In partnership with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Ghana and other stakeholders, we make it easier for companies to navigate both markets. What We Do: Membership Network With a diverse network of over 100 members — from SMEs to multinationals — GNBCC offers tailored business services, networking opportunities, and the tools needed to grow and thrive. Project Implementation We manage impactful projects focused on empowering women entrepreneurs, youth employment, horticulture development, diaspora engagement, and export growth — all aimed at strengthening Ghana-Netherlands relations. Business Support & Advisory Through our SME Support Desk, we provide expert services in Accounting, Human Resources, Marketing, and Business Setup. We also support Dutch businesses seeking entry into Ghana’s market. Additional Services Market research, business matchmaking, advocacy, training & workshops, promotion, and networking — all designed to foster a more vibrant and inclusive business ecosystem. For More Information: If you would like to find out more about what we do, please go through our online brochure: and check out our other publications here:
1 to 10 staff
Kingdom Exim
Kingdom Exim Group companies operate across a diverse range of sectors, providing solutions and services to businesses and individuals. These sectors include: 1. Agriculture: The Kingdom Exim Group of Companies is involved in the production and distribution of animal feed and organic fertilizer to support the agricultural industry and promote sustainable practices. Mining: Committed to the responsible extraction and processing of minerals, Kingdom Exim mines and processes gold, bauxite, and other minerals. Healthcare: Kingdom Healthcare offers comprehensive medical care services, including diagnostics, treatment, and hospital management to promote and enhance quality healthcare delivery. Shipping and Logistics: The Basileia Shipping and Logistics arm of the Kingdom Exim Group handles international and domestic cargo shipments, warehousing and distribution, and customs clearance, providing end-to-end logistics solutions to businesses. Engineering & Construction: Kings Engineering and Construction offers construction and engineering services, providing innovative and sustainable engineering solutions to a diverse range of clients. Technology and Innovation: With the Kingdom Technologies arm of the group, Kingdom Exim offers software development, ICT training, and innovative technology solutions to support the digital transformation of businesses and individuals. Hospitality: The Kings Food Court and Meet N Eat, as part of the Kingdom Exim Group of Companies, offers food and beverage services to consumers, while Kings Air Travel and Tours provides personalized travel and tour packages to customers. The Kingdom Exim Group of Companies is committed to achieving excellence in all sectors by implementing innovative solutions, providing superior service, and upholding high standards of professionalism and integrity.
201 to 500 staff
Five Thousand Miles
WE HELP YOUR COMPANY EXPAND INTERNATIONALLY - Five Thousand Miles is a globalization services agency that believes all companies and individuals should be exposed to the world. Five Thousand Miles is a Portuguese company which specializes in international business development in Europe, North America, South America and Africa. Five Thousand Miles has African and European private shareholder capital owned by investors from 5 different countries. Five Thousand Miles has offices in Lisbon (Portugal), Valencia (Spain), Miami (USA), São Paulo (Brazil), Accra (Ghana), Johannesburg (South Africa), Lagos (Nigeria), and more than 50 staff from 11 different nationalities. Five Thousand Miles is responsible for the international business development for a set of Brazilian and European partners from multiple economic / industrial sectors. We take care of the communication, operations and pre-sales effort required to export. Five Thousand Miles provides information and pre-sales services that include: research of market structure, identification of competitors and their respective prices, identification and qualification of importers and distributors, organization of roadshows and negotiation support, including legal, regulatory and certification aspects. We also handle mass communication broadcast services, particularly leveraging social media, enabling our partners to get found by potential customers. Five Thousand Miles guarantees that its partners will contact potential clients in the target market but doesn't guarantee that such contacts will result in business transactions.
51 to 200 staff
Ghana International Trade And Finance Conference Gitfic
The Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference - GITFiC is a Quasi-Public Institution with strict focus on Trade, Trade-Finance, Finance and
11 to 50 staff
Impact Hub Accra
Impact Hub Accra is a leading social entrepreneurship and innovation center in Ghana. Our mission is to support inclusive growth in West Africa through the creation of a resilient and dynamic social innovation ecosystem. Over the last 5 years, our work has evolved into building the Osu Ako Adjei area as the city’s innovation district and the nerve center for Accra’s entrepreneurs & bold thinkers. We are at the nexus of Talent, Tech & Capital for social impact. Impact Hub Accra is the city's premier startup hotspot with a diverse community of 250+ members and over 1700sqm of progressively green workspaces under management. Working with a grassroots movement committed to “DIY Urbanism”, Impact Hub Accra is transforming spaces all across Osu Ako Adjei into activated living and work spaces where different local and global ecosystem players converge to engage Ghana’s vibrant young entrepreneurs. Impact Hub Accra offers everything needed for entrepreneurs to thrive. At the base we provide a collaborative workspace, Google Fiber internet, meeting rooms, makerspace, and a cafe. Looking deeper, Impact Hub Accra provides much more including accelerator programs, mentorship, networking sessions, hackathons, and the opportunity to design and prototype. In addition, Impact Hub Accra has launched a health innovation incubator in partnership with Merck! We work with a wide range of partners to support startups from concept to investment and beyond, including: the US Government (BBG), Unreasonable Institute, British Council, Facebook, Hack for Big Choices, Merck, and Siemens. Impact Hub Accra (IHA) is part of the global Impact Hub Network with with a presence in 85 cities, across 5 regions and members.
11 to 50 staff
Africa Centre For International Trade And Development Acintad
The Africa Centre for International Trade and Development (ACINTaD) is an independent non-profit organisation focused on international trade and sustainable development in Africa. The Centre aims to strengthen Africa’s position within the multilateral trading system by encouraging active participation of African countries, promoting trade and investment opportunities, and advancing the goal of sustainable development in Africa.
1 to 10 staff
Eagleye Ventures
Eagleye Ventures have developed from its original trading roots into a major diversified international enterprise with truly global horizons. The Group’s outlook has always been international, and its interests and operations extend widely across different industries, with a focus on trading, hospitality, construction, support services, manufacturing, financial services and investment.
51 to 200 staff
Gtk Group
Management consulting services.
11 to 50 staff
Mel Consulting Ltd Ghana
Micro Enterprise Linkages(MEL) Consulting Ltd, is Development and Business management Consulting firm with over 19 years experience in the Development as well as Management Consulting Industry in Africa.
11 to 50 staff
The Savannah Fruits Company
The Savannah Fruits Company is Ghana-based and focuses on sustainable production and export of high quality, traditionally handcrafted Shea butter and other African natural products such as Virgin Coconut Oil, Black Soap, Baobab oil etc. We deliver high-quality ingredients to the international edible and cosmetic markets. We work with local cooperatives, empowering Ghanaian women in a sustainable, profitable manner. We offer fully traceable supply chain and logistics from start to finish: the collection of the nuts in the shea parklands in West Africa; the processing in communities; the organic refining in state of the art facilities in Europe; and the transport and delivery to our worldwide clients. Whether crude or refined, it is our priority that only genuine, high-quality shea butter reaches the consumer. The Savannah Fruits Company partners with over women producing handcrafted, organic and fair trade shea butter from 40 communities. Involvement of development partners like SNV, Technoserve and Root Capital ensure SFC's business model is performed in a socially responsible, transparent and pre-agreed manner. Resulting in: Empowerment of African women. Creation and Sharing Sustainable Value. Ethical Trade is Social Responsibility with Value Addition at Source. Working inside the group's villages. Promote cultural and social integrity (unlike factory-based models). PROFIT: VALUE AT SOURCE Value addition is maximized at source (directly to women in the local village) by processing in the traditional hand-crafted manner, instead of using mechanical or industrial extraction models. Business is undertaken using 100% short-term pre-financing of local purchase orders, without any speculation on the women's part, in order to minimize economic risk to producers. Women are empowered to negotiate the price through a jointly agreed memorandum of understanding (MOU), which in turn guarantees that quality @ quantity is always delivered to SFC.
51 to 200 staff
